Digestive system

Liver

Produces some amino acids, filters the blood, converts harmful substances into safe ones, regulates blood sugar, and produces bile

Gallbladder

Stores bile

Esophagus

Muscular tube that moves food from the mouth and throat to the stomach

Stomach

Stores food, as well as chemicals and mechanical digestion

Spleen

Lymphoid organ with white blood cells, and to clean up old or damaged red blood cells

Duodenum

Receives enzymes and digestive fluids from the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas

Pancreas

Secretes digestive enzymes and hormones

Cecum

In rabbits, is very large and aids in plant digestion via fermentation, in humans, much smaller and doesn't play a major digestive role

Appendix

Constricted projection that protrudes from the distal portion of the cecum, and is also larger in rabbits than in humans

Large intestine (AKA colon)

Primarily responsible for water reabsorption

Rectum

Stores feces

Anus

Opening where feces is expelled out the body